A movement study, based on faint associations, exploring embodied spatial form, weight, momentum, and proximity.
Choreographer: Johan Stjernholm.
Dancers: Reiko Mori and Johan Stjernholm.
Camera work: Marty Jessup.
Editor: Johan Stjernholm.
Costume, lighting and set design: Johan Stjernholm.
Live performance at the Bonnie Bird Theatre, Laban, London. Staged during the Laban International Conference 2008, 24-26 October. This work revisits the geometric structures of Space Engineering No.1 and gives an alternative embodied interpretation of its harmonic spatial relationships.
Choreographer: Johan Stjernholm
Dancers: Takeshi Matsumoto and Johan Stjernholm
Costume: Reiko Mori
Music: Johan Stjernholm
This is a choreographic work based on a love poem. Two creatures meet, share, and depart.
Choreographer, Director, and Producer: Johan Stjernholm
Dancers: Hyo Jeung Jo and Johan Stjernholm
Costume: t a k i s
Videography: Daniel Katz
Editor: Johan Stjernholm
2323 is a choreographic work that experiments with relationships between movement, 3D computer graphics, text, and music. Set in the year 2323, this science fiction story introduces a world where humans, cyborgs, and AIs, struggle to live peacefully together. This video, which is less than three minutes long, is an abbreviated version based on live recordings from the original 20 minutes stage version.
Choreographer, Director, and Producer: Johan Stjernholm
Dancer: Saphy Williams
Directing and costume design by Clio Eleni, videography and editing by Mark Raeburn. From the MA Costume Design for Performance at London College of Fashion 2009. Course Director Donatella Barbieri. Supervised and choreographed by Johan Stjernholm.
Directing and costume design by Synnove Balabanian, videography and editing by Mark Raeburn. From the MA Costume Design for Performance at London College of Fashion 2009. Course Director Donatella Barbieri. Supervised and choreographed by Johan Stjernholm.
